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@@RominaRodriguez-w2h hello. We use support from buildplate only setting, this will ensure there are no support in any other places than holes. Set the support type to snug also. 👌 Good luck.

@@makerlindh5372 Have you ever tried to print it in PETG? Im about to do it, but i would like to know if its possible?

Others have printed out in petg with great success​@@RominaRodriguez-w2h

@@RominaRodriguez-w2h I did from leftover petgs (230mm diameter, 1,1kg). Im 193cm and 90kg, I sit on every lunch time, no breaks or weakenings, I very love this stool :D

Yes build plate only. And snugg support

@@makerlindh5372 thank you for the reply.

​@@makerlindh5372 ups is there a possibility it works altough i build full support 😅

@@kyanashley4510 try pull them apart with abit more force, if that does not work, repeat step 1 and 2 and be paintent. Put something longer in the holes and hit close to the rim at the bottom and it will poop lose 👍

@@makerlindh5372 I did I and it worked ! But one ring ended up breaking. So I isolated that ring in Bambu studio and printed it separately, it was a bit tricky to get in but it ended up working great

@@kyanashley4510 not really. It will maybe be weaker in some of the seams. But you are good 👌 make sure to follow the instructions in this video and your good.

Omw bro thank u so much I was so worried

Only if you print it with 0.16mm layer height. And that will be tight on a 0.8mm nozzle. So its not recomended.

On this build it was 1000*1000*45 mm

@makerlindh5372 that's a good size. Any issues with it being that big? Flexing? Thanks

@@patswayze2493 yes a few issues but nothing that wasn't possible to fix. There was a litte bit of flex but this was solved with extra support legs. And for what I was cutting it was never a problem. But today my working area is 600*600*75 this is still bigger then my projects I normally do. And it takes way less space in my shop 👌

950 g

Then what material should we use?

Yes I'm thinking of creating some kind of test. Not sure how I whould test it yet.

​@makerlindh5372 print a few and do a load and impact test. Load obviously just put more weight on it till it fails and impact suspend a load a few inchs above then drop it'll be a bit like sitting down hard

@@makerlindh5372 probably just get a bunch of steel weights or a massive bucket and fill with sand with the stool on a scale. Or just sit on it an pick up more weights each time

Thank you for your kind words and good luck with the print.

Thicker layers does not mean faster prints. All comes down to your flow rate and speed you print at. You can print this with 0.2 but I can't guarantee that it will open up. It's designed for 0.16

I hade a few rolls of old filament i didnt know what to do with so this was a good concept and idea to just print for fun and show off to friends and customers in my shop. Yes you are right you can buy one. But why when you can print it and also have some fun with it. I trust it and I have not had any issues with it so far. But yes its still plastic and its 3D printed.

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@@maxwell_edison Why do you want a pic? You want to date me, ok, but I warn you I have classy tastes and if you're not a 6-figure earner you're probably wasting your time.

you misunderstand the project then. this isn't exclusively for the purpose of just having another stool, this is the product of someone that had an interesting idea for how to use their tools to create something cool. it's more of a kinetic art piece than just a simple stool

Thank you

haha 🤣 you are absolutly right about that . here you have the video that started this video 😉 ua-cam.com/video/VZa5Ko11Rl0/v-deo.html&ab_channel=MakerLindh

Genius youtuber with genius comment

I made this instruction video for everyone that ptints it. Have a look at this video to see what it is. ua-cam.com/video/VZa5Ko11Rl0/v-deo.htmlsi=Wdev2ziJchf4uQid

This is the filament i used addnorth.se/product/E-PLA/E-PLA%20-%201.75mm%20-%20750g%20-%20Lucent%20Pink

@@makerlindh5372 Thank you 😊

I will make a smaller version soon. But I think this will be OK to print on prusa or creality with bedsize 200*200

Anything that is not to sharp :) and fith in the hole. Like the back of a wrench or a ratchet shaft

Have you tried an uninflated bicycle tube? Feed it in then pump it open.

@@jimbrookhyser that's a really smart idea. I'm worried though that it will push to hard to the sides rather then on the top and bottom. But it might help with the first step of the opening.

About 950 grams. And it takes 36+ h to print on a bambulab

Try the STEP file then. Most slicer software these days can open STEP files. Let me know if you have any further issues with the 3MF file.

I just downloaded the file from Makerworld and opend it in Cura 5.2.1 and its working great.

@makerlindh5372 Cura can't open step files it seems. Also, I went to printables cause it says you need to make an account for makerworld which sux

3MF is a PrusaSlicer file extension.

​@@larryturnertclan3mf is not a prusa slicers exclusive file. 3mf is the new file extension standard for binary 3D models and will work in almost all modern slicer softwares including cura. 3mf is replacing stl.

I baught a kit from V1 engineering. I think is is a rambo 1.4 board. Dont remember. There is also a new version of the mpcnc wich is way better than this. Same electronics but bigger belts an pulley system.

You might need to get another addon than the one I show you in the tutorial. How to use the other addons for Spotify i don't know :)

@@makerlindh5372 thanks

Hello Steven and welcome to the MPCNC family. So on the page where you get all the calculations, you can find the Leadscrew minimum length in the 5raw to the right :) Just creat it maybe 1" extra long to have some spare if needed jscalc.io/calc/QHWZUpKFJzyGVS2D

Hello Mike. Havnet measured the accuracy on it. I mostly do signs and sculpting so the tolerances are not important for me.

Hello Ranknwar The setup that I have done don't play the music on the mirror it is just showing you what is playing atm on your account on another device. I'm not totally sure that the module can play the music for you at all. Maybe you can try installing another Spotify module that can play the music and see if that helps.

Hello Axel. I'm not entirely sure what's happening. Maby you will need to have a paid version of Spotify. Maby create a new developer account and try again. What in more specific does the error say? Did you copy the generated link from raspberry pi to a web interface like chrome or edge or did you just click the link?

@@makerlindh5372 Hi Lindh, thanks for your answer. I got it working last night after I just reset the secret key and install the module again. Now it works perfectly. Thanks again!

Hello watch this page for the information you need magicmirror.builders/

@@makerlindh5372 thank you bro.. Thank you for your reply .... Good video

oo That looks interesting. I don't have time for it atm but I will definitely do this in the future.

Hello Have you tested to change the timezone on your Rasbian OS? I think that magic mirror is reading the timezone from the Operating system if I remember it right.

Oh yes. It finally worked. I went back again to my raspbian desktop and I changed the timezone and it worked. Thank you for your help. It helped me a lot. I am so happy that you commented me back again. Thanks. Stay safe